Want to become a FEARLESS entrepreneur and leader? Go here: https://books.ryanhanley.com Are you stuck in a rut, or simply not matching the right frequency? Todayβs episode dives into the Law of Vibration and how Jason Shurkaβs life proves that alignment creates momentum. Jason Shurka, born into a real estate and business family, experienced a transformative 'dark night of the soul' that resulted in 23 shoulder dislocations, 3 surgeries, and nearly losing a leg and the use of his shoulder. Rising from this adversity, he embraced the Fundamental Laws of Creation and shifted his life's mission to unifying and awakening humanity to the higher truth that resides within us all. Jason unpacks why so many of us feel numb or stuck, the subtle ways society steers us away from our innate power, and how ancient knowledge and modern science align more than we think. Together, they examine practical steps to rewire your mindset, take ownership of your life, and intentionally choose the frequency you bring to the world. π― Takeaways: Your frequency is your reality Ownership and inquiry fuel growth Perspective transforms adversity π¬ Sound Bites: "You just tuned to the radio station of life that you want to experience instead of the one that you don't want to experience.β "If you do something that will disrupt the flow of energy in your body, we call that a dis ease of energy, otherwise known as disease." "Success is not how much money you make. I know a lot of people that are billionaires and they're miserable." π Connect and Discover: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealjasonshurka/ Website: https://www.jasonshurka.com/ Watch here: https://www.unifyd.tv/ π Chapters: 00:00 "Empowering Self-Decision Making" 05:18 Laws of Vibration and Resonance 09:27 "Reinforcing Negativity in Therapy" 10:39 Vibrations, Frequencies, and Connections 16:33 Thought and Word Energy Frequencies 19:58 Mystical Numerical Language Connections 23:36 Positivity Skepticism and Ancient Ideas 25:14 Mass Control Through Emotional Manipulation 30:10 Distrust in Experts and Authority 34:30 Think for Yourself 35:44 "Escaping the Matrix Mindset" 40:53 "Individuality in Business Success" 44:55 Listening to Opposition: Discoveries 48:17 Expand Beyond Your Comfort Zone 51:05 Why is This Happening For Me? 54:22 Mindset Shift: Embracing Life's Lessons 56:09 "Invitation to Return Anytime" π ππ’πππ’πͺ π π π’π‘: Website: https://go.ryanhanley.com/ Course Page: https://masteroftheclose.com/ Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-ryan-hanley-show/id1480262657 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5AZFuTiQsgS9hMQDDdtlOr?si=98432b7806534486 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ryan_hanley
Chapter 1: What are the fundamental laws of creation?
Jace, dude, incredibly excited to have you on the show, man. Thanks for taking the time.
Thank you, Ryan. Thank you for having me.
I want to know what the fundamental laws of creation are and what was the impact after you found them and started to introduce them into your life?
It's a loaded, loaded, loaded first question. It's a big one because what we're basically talking about here is like, what is the essence of life and how do we master it? So before answering the question directly, I want to give some prefaces here to be able to make it easier to understand because I like taking the complex, making it simple because everything that's complex is simple.
If we understand it in the way that a five-year-old can understand it, if you can explain it, then you can master it. So let's take electricity. Nobody knows what electricity actually is, right? We know how it works, but like it's this energy that provides energy that we call electricity. But if you keep breaking it down, it's almost like nobody knows what an atom is.
Yeah, we can identify and define an atom, but an atom then has subatomic particles.
and then all of those have something sub right underneath that and then you get into string theory and then it keeps going and it goes and it goes and it goes and it never ends because one of the laws to answer your question is the first law of thermodynamics energy cannot be created or destroyed which is a crazy thought to think about because that means that what we're using is actually something infinite in its nature so back to electricity so i can give you the analogy to understand what we're talking about here
This will give you the fundamental understanding of how to master energy or, you know, the laws of this universe and master your life. Although nobody actually knows what electricity truly is at the fundamental base of its being because it's infinite, We know how it works. And because we know how it works, we have a profession called electricians.
Electricians are able to wire certain things in a way where you could take a switch, flip it, and the light turns on. We don't call that a miracle. We don't call that luck. We call that electricity. And we call an electrician when we need to do something like that.
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Chapter 2: How does the law of vibration affect our lives?
your thoughts, your beliefs, your words, your emotions to ones that are more focused on beauty, on love, on success, on good things in life, well, guess what? You've just tuned to the radio station of life that you want to experience instead of the one that you don't want to experience.
So that's just one of many different types of laws that we could speak about called the law of vibration, the law of resonance. And the way that you can prove it beyond the words that I'm saying in philosophy is with tuning forks. If I take a tuning fork, one of those things that look like a, you know,
tuning fork.
Like a round Y. Exactly, a round Y. That's a perfect way of explaining it. Let's assume this is a tuning fork. Let's say this tuning fork is at 432 hertz. And let's say this is another tuning fork, and it's at 500 hertz. Well, when I hit this tuning fork and it starts vibrating, this will vibrate, but nothing will happen here.
Now, if this tuning fork was 432 and this tuning fork was 432, when I hit this one, even though they're not touching, this one will start vibrating. That is the law of vibration, the law of resonance. It's a science experiment anybody can do at home. The frequency that you tune to is the frequency that you will experience life through. That's one of the fundamentals of everything in life.
100% in agreement with you, seeing it play out in my own life as well as many other people that I know. And I think when we think about this concept and we apply it, because I think some people get lost for whatever reason. I think there's a bunch of reasons in ideas like vibration, right? It starts to feel like ethereal. It starts to feel fluffy, you know, that kind of stuff. However...
I try to live as much as I possibly can in reality. And what I mean by that is, like, looking at what's, not what I would like to happen, not the way I wish the world worked, but how things actually work, right?
And a couple really good, a really good data point on this, which this book doesn't reference frequencies or vibration at all, yet it explains the exact same concept, is Abigail Schreier's new book, Bad Therapy. In which she makes the case that by constantly walking through these negative experiences through therapy over and over and over again, all we're doing is putting ourselves in.
Now, she doesn't use the word vibration or frequency, but all we're doing is putting ourselves in this negative space and reinforcing it. Right. Like we're not we're not helping ourselves lift out by constantly going back and rehashing bad things or bad times or bad decisions. Right. Because all that does when our mind relives that experience is vibrating in that negative frequency.
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Chapter 3: What is the connection between thoughts and physical health?
Let's first ground things into reality further because I'm a man that I like empirical evidence. I like something I can touch. I like something I can see. But most people hear frequency energy. They're like, what is that? You know, it's like spiritual stuff. No, it's very scientific. And we can, you take an EKG, you connect it to your brain.
When you feel sadness, it's a different frequency than when you feel joy. You can literally map it on physical technologies that we have today. So none of this, to just further enhance your point of what you're saying, is something that is etherical. But it feels etherical and mysterious because we like touching things.
But even this thing that I'm touching, this cordless phone, this is made of atoms. Atoms vibrate. Atoms have a frequency. So the frequency of these atoms are going to be different than the frequency of the atoms that make up this phone. And that's just science, right? The fact that most people see it and they're like, well, you know, how do we really understand it? How does it make sense?
It doesn't make it non-scientific. It just means that we need to be more educated on how science actually works. So... even the first law of thermodynamics. Energy cannot be created or destroyed. That means energy is infinite. Now, when we say energy is infinite, that sounds woo-woo, that sounds crazy.
But when we say it's actually the first law of thermodynamics and it's called the law of conservation of energy, suddenly people are like, oh, okay, so that's science. So I just want to reiterate that everything that we're talking about here today is absolutely scientific. And Ryan, on behalf of your audience, whenever I say something that you're like, well, you know, how could that be?
Challenge me so I can explain the science behind it in a physical sense. Now, in terms of what you're saying with the Hebrew language, take language in general. What is language? Language is sound. Sound is an expression of energy. So I'm speaking right now. I'm saying Ryan. Ryan is a sound.
That sound can actually be mapped using certain technologies to be able to understand the movement and the frequency of that sound. Before we go into the language, let's go to, he was actually a businessman turned scientist. His name is Dr. Masaru Emoto. He died about 13 years ago. And Dr. Masaru Emoto is famous for something called the water experiment.
He had a hypothesis and his hypothesis, his question was, is it possible for my thoughts, my words, my intentions to impact my environment around me? And everybody looked at him saying, that's the craziest nonsense I've ever heard. There is no way that your thoughts, your words and your intentions will ever be able to impact anything because it's just a word.
Well, what he did was he took water, and I'm going to simplify his experiment, and anybody can look this online called Dr. Masaru Emoto Water Experiment to actually see the findings. What he did was he took two samples of water. One sample was in a Petri dish here, and the other sample was in a Petri dish here.
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Chapter 4: How can we rewire our mindset for success?
Now, if energy needs to move through your body for your body to remain a healthy body, if I do something that will disrupt the flow of energy in your body, we call that a dis-ease of energy, otherwise known as disease. So things like cancer, things like heart disease, things like depression and anxiety,
All of those, if you go and look into those people's structures and how energy is moving in their body, there's many tools to do that. You will literally see that there are certain stagnations, there are disruptions of energy in the area that that person is experiencing a hardship. If you take something called Kirlian photography, spelled with a K,
It's a certain type of photography where you can actually take a picture of how energy and light is moving through the body. This is something that's been proven. It's an accepted scientific device today called Kirlian photography. Well, if you take somebody with breast cancer and you take a picture of that individual, guess what?
You're going to see light all around their body moving the way that it needs to. And then if the tumor, if the cancer is in their left breast, you're going to see a lot of black there, meaning there's no energy moving there. It's a dis-ease, a disease. It's a dis-ease of light, a dis-ease of energetic flow.
My point of what I'm trying to share over here is everything is energy, frequency, and vibration before it is something physical because everything physical is made up of some form of energy. And even Nikola Tesla said that. Think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration, you will understand the secrets of the universe. So to language, our words will create certain things.
And the way that we know that, there was a scientific study comparing the Hebrew language, which is the Aramaic alphabet,
to the english language now ryan when i say the letter a and i say it out loud and i map that sound using certain technologies and devices to map that sound it's an arbitrary shape it doesn't really do anything a is just an arbitrary shape but when i say aleph which is the first letter of both the hebrew and the aramaic alphabet and this is not a religious thing at all this is just looking at language
Aleph, when I shape that sound using the same devices, looks like the letter itself. Bet looks like the letter itself. That's a crazy thing. So what we find through there, if you want to get into language, is the difference between English and languages like Aramaic or Hebrew is English is a language that was created by us. It's not based on anything.
Well, it's the mutt language of the world.
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Chapter 5: What are the implications of emotional manipulation in society?
Like when you when you walk into certain rooms, why are there certain people in that room that you just like can't take your eyes off of? Or you just want to like stand around or just just be near or listen to like what is it about certain individuals and the way they present themselves? And it's it's not always the best looking.
It's not always the loudest, the most outspoken, you know, the most disagreeable or there's like certain people have these aura. And when you dig in, that aura is never negative. You never there's never a person who comes from a negative place. Doesn't mean they don't call things out or aren't willing to make an argument. I don't mean it that way. I mean, like true negativity.
When you walk in a room, you can almost feel like the next time you walk into a gas station, like let your senses just kind of feel the gas station. And what's wild is the you'll pick up like this cashier. You know, she's like got a big smile on her face. She's like, you know, come on over. And you're like, you go.
And then you look at the other guy and he's got this mopey face and he's kind of like slumped over and you could tell he's fucking miserable. You'll never go to him. You'll go to her a hundred out of a hundred times. And why is that our natural reaction? Well, she's positive. yeah, what's behind the positivity and why is your body reacting to it? I mean, why do you care? You know what I mean?
Like, and I guess my question for you and take this where you want, but one, why is this a subject that two guys on a podcast are have to put out into the world, right? You have to search for this knowledge to find it. This is not something that is taught. It's not talked about. It is scoffed at in most kind of expert communities, unless it's specifically geared to this type of work.
Why do you think we have turned away from... this idea, like pulling it all the way back to these ideas that there could have been this ancient civilization. Like, why have we why do we like stiff arm these ideas so much? Is it because we we sometimes like part of me thinks that it is surface level as we lack the ability to apply it in our day to day lives.
So therefore, we just don't give it the time or I'm interested in why this isn't something that people embrace more or is taught or talked about more.
I think it all boils down to something called cognitive dissonance. Now, let's look at the world that we live in right now. It's not all on us as human beings. There's also certain mechanisms and agendas that are built into all of this in order to make things unfold in a certain way. So I'll answer a few things at the same time. And this is just my opinion.
I can't state it as fact, but I'll give you my opinion based on certain facts that we do know. And anybody can take it wherever they want. Let's assume that you, Ryan, were somebody that wanted to control 8 billion people. 8 billion, not just people, but people that have a lot of power within them when they can tap into that power.
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Chapter 6: How does language shape our reality?
And until we can correct that and rebalance our own bodies and rebalance and reoptimize our own health, we're going to stay in this place until we can change that.
I had this moment the other day, I was listening to a podcast and one of the major health guys, Huberman or a TR, I can't remember which one it was, right? And I like those guys. I think they're trying hard to share a good message.
And this is, you know, this isn't negative anyway, but the podcast host asked them like, you know, if someone could do, you know, three things to feel better that were easy and inexpensive, what would they do, right? And the first thing they said was, see the sun as early as possible and, and maybe take a walk in nature. And I like thought to myself and I'm like, okay,
how sad is it that we've gotten to a place as in a society where I have to tell you as a, as a top tier premier expert to go outside and see the sun as a way to feel better. Like I have to tell you that, like, it's not just, I go outside and I feel the sun on my face. And like, that's part of my day in my life. Like I literally have to be told that is a health hack to go outside and disconnect.
Right. We're also at a time now where, We've been taught that it's the opposite of health. Stay away from the sun, it's gonna kill you and give you cancer. What kind of nonsense is that? That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard in my life. If that were true, then people with skin cancer would be highest, closer to the equator. That's not the case.
The highest levels of skin cancer are actually furthest from the equator. So it's like, to your point, because I agree with everything that you're saying, We've come to this point because the exact opposite is what we've been brainwashed with. So you need us, you need to start sharing the fundamental simple principles once again. But I agree with you.
It's crazy that somebody that's as high level as that needs to tell you something as simple as go and see the sun. But remember, we're living in a world where we've been taught that the sun kills you and gives you cancer. So I'm not surprised, but it's very sad.
Yeah, I did a TEDx talk in February, and the topic was, I call it the status trap, right? And how my belief is, and it's why I do this podcast, and it's why I love having individuals like yourself on the show, is because... There are so many people in my life that I love. I just adore who they are. But when I talk to them about the way that I think, they look at me like I'm a crazy person.
And you know what I mean? They're like, oh, you know, Hanley's into conspiracy theories and he's got all these things he does. And like right over here, just outside the screen is a cold plunge and I have a sauna. And like every morning I get up and I get in this freezing cold water that I absolutely hate for three to five minutes, depending on... how much willpower I have that day.
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Chapter 7: What lessons can we learn from ancient civilizations?
You know what I mean? Because that's a master chess player. It's exactly how it works. So now to answer your question about that kind of straightforward person, number one, Having an open mind is very important, not because what we're talking about here is not backed by empirical evidence, but it is working on a different model of thought than the way that we were taught to think.
Because look at schools, right? I am very, very against college, and I'll tell you why. Unless you are going to either be a doctor or or a lawyer or something that you actually need to go and study something specifically, I'm against it. And I'm against it because they don't teach you how to be a boss. They don't teach you how to be a leader. They teach you how to be a slave.
They teach you how to be an employee. That's how it's structured because the people behind those educational systems are the same people that run everything else we just spoke about. They're the ones, the Rockefeller Foundation are the ones that made the curriculum for medical school.
And they're also the ones behind a lot of the big pharma companies that give the physician's desk reference, which is a big book every single year that they give out to doctors, basically being a dictionary of every single ailment and every drug to give, turning doctors into drug dealers, not doctors. So that I have a problem with.
Now, for the straightforward person that just says, you know, like, how do we kind of understand all of this in a very understandable and straightforward way? And to do that, the first thing we have to do is stop counting on other people to tell us what's true and what isn't. It's OK to hear what an expert or an authority figure has to say.
But if you don't cross-reference and double-check that, you're not a straightforward person. You're a follower that has no sort of way of explaining something on their own behalf. And if you have no way of explaining something on your own behalf, who are you? You're not you. You're just what everybody else told you that you should be.
So being that, you know, the focus on this is very business oriented and all that, it's all the more reason to have to have your own personality. Now, to your point of what you said, Ryan, if you did your own research on sunscreen and you decided that from your own research, this is the best thing for me, I respect your decision because you have a reason as to why you're doing it when I ask you.
And that same type of personality is what is extremely important and necessary if you wanna run a successful business. If you wanna run a successful business, if you wanna have a successful operation, then not only is successful financially, because that's not the only measure of success. Success is not how much money you make. I know a lot of people that are billionaires and they're miserable.
That's not success. Success is, sure, how much money are you making, but how much value are you creating for the world? How are you impacting the world around you? How are you making this world a better place? And if you can have a balance of both of those things, then you're a successful person, but I don't know anybody.
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Chapter 8: How do we overcome cognitive dissonance in our beliefs?
based on the fact that she's been indoctrinated with socialist beliefs to do good I think she's trying to do good I think there are others who you would position near her who are doing it for reasons more like what we talked about to to either you know form their own NGO and funnel the money back into them or gain some sort of power or they're looking for celebrity or whatever they're looking for so that's that's why they go there but what I found from that was it helped solidify
my own beliefs more by spending time with ideas that I didn't necessarily agree with at face value. And now I feel like I have a little more empathy and understanding for the other side. I also feel even more solid in the viewpoints that I originally had in the places where those are.
And my purpose in saying that is now I can listen to someone who I... It was practice for listening to someone who I disagreed with to both open my mind up to new ideas that could be true, right? Maybe there's something that she's saying that... Five of these things she said, I disagree with and I think are wrong.
But however, two of the things she says, like she has this big thing she's going on around. And I'm just using some microcosm, guys. I'm not sure. Like, I think she's got this whole narrative that congressmen and anyone in Congress or any of these, they shouldn't be allowed to trade stocks, shouldn't be allowed to trade stocks. Right. Right. I think it's a phenomenal idea.
I 100% unequivocally agree with her. They should be able to invest in the market, but it should be 100% transparent. It should be in like the S&P 500 for the four years or six years or two years that you hold this position. You have to put all your stuff in one S&P ETF or whatever, and that's where your money goes. And now you can't do these trades. Like, so... I think that's a phenomenal idea.
Well, if I had just turned her off completely because at face value, I disagreed with where she was coming from, I wouldn't have found this idea that someone like herself, that we're in complete lockstep on, right? And I think that allows us going back to this idea of thinking for ourselves, of owning our lives.
If we only live in the bubble that we were kind of initially indoctrinated in in our childhood or our early 20s, We never actually grow as people. We don't start to find these new ideas.
Like if you're completely turned off to anything that isn't what you would consider material or real, then you miss this idea that we started with of resonance and vibration and how important that is and how if you want to, you know, I struggle, you know, not me personally, but I have, you know, I'll be talking to some founders or some entrepreneurs sometimes.
And a lot of times, particularly the guys in these spaces, although I know it to be true for the women as well, they struggle to find a good partner. And it's because they're constantly in problems and constantly grinding.
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